ABSTRACT: Sustainability is no longer just a trend for companies, but is now seen as a mandatory measure for the environmentally friendly and responsible use of existing resources. The Digital Product Passport (DPP) is a transformative tool that aims to increase transparency and promote sustainability throughout the product lifecycle. This paper presents the 150% Information List, a comprehensive framework to help companies identify mandatory and optional data for the DPP. Using a systematic literature review, grey literature analysis and interviews with industry stakeholders, the study compiles 148 data points grouped by product relevance, availability and life cycle phase. The findings highlight the flexibility of the list to adapt to different industries and underline its potential to optimise resource use, meet regulatory requirements and drive innovation in product development.
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